A change is taking place before our eyes that we ourselves are causing and yet we seem to be helpless in the face of it. The new living conditions brought about by the climate catastrophe leave us disoriented, according to French sociologist Bruno Latour. To counter this, we need to become "terrestrial", to land anew on this changed earth that is once again unknown to us. We must understand that we do not live on earth, but in the “critical zone”, the only zone that allows life; a zone that measures only a few kilometers. 

What does it mean to land in a place, to really ground yourself? And what would a place look like where we can really land? How do we regain contact with the ground we have lost under our feet?

A Place to Land on Earth invites us to explore these questions. Here we can rehearse our landing, play through various scenarios and get back in touch with the earth – metaphorically and literally. 

The soil is here for a visit, offering us the chance to dig our hands into it, feel it with our feet, think about it and build a new, lasting relationship with it.